Reduce counts only for implict SCC #18726
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PR #18356 introduced a change to reduce the counts of a method whose class is not in the shared class cache (SCC), if SCC is enabled and the load of that class happens during start-up. This change improves performance of some short running benchmarks from the DaCapo suite (when run with default options), but was discovered to also cause a small (2-3%) throughput regression when running the Daytrader benchmark on top of tWAS.
This commit restricts the change from PR #18356 to just environments that use an implicit SCC (by default, OpenJ9 creates an implict SCC that is only allowed to to store bootstrap classes).